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MO: Webster Groves homeowner fatally shoots burglar, police say
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A homeowner armed with a shotgun killed an intruder early Friday in Webster Groves, police said.
Police were called at 2:51 a.m. Friday for a "burglary in progress" in the 1400 block of Grant Road.
Lt. Andrew Miller of the Webster Groves police said the intruder died at a hospital. Miller said he was an adult and police are trying to identify him.
Miller said the man had entered the home from a back door and was confronted by the homeowner. The homeowner, whose name was not released by police, ordered the intruder to get out. |
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The only thing that works to reduce crime.
Criminals don't have any fear of police, the judiciary, or laws. The only thing that they fear is encountering an armed mark. |
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